The Long Island Start! Heart Walks support a groundbreaking national American Heart Association movement to get America walking to live longer, heart-healthy lives. American Heart Association Long Island Start! Heart Walks will take place this October in two locations on Long Island. The first event, the Nassau County Start! Heart Walk will be held at Nassau Community College in Garden City on Sunday, Oct. 4. The Suffolk County Start! Heart Walk will be held at Stony Brook University on Sunday, Oct. 25. For both events, registration and health fairs begin at 8:30 a.m. The official Walk start time is 10 a.m.
Fresh off a successful summer camp, the Roslyn High School Bulldogs are looking forward to the 2009 season.
Last year’s season was highlighted by a big win over Jericho in the first “Friday Night Lights” game ever played at the renovated football field.
The 2009 season begins tomorrow night when the Bulldogs play a road game against Mepham. Game time is 1:30 p.m.
Barclays is proud to kick off the 2009 playoffs at the new Liberty National Golf Course in Jersey City, NJ where the 2009 playoffs will be held Aug. 25-30.
As with any other small town in America, Roslyn has seen its share of ambitious youth seek their fortunes elsewhere. Not many of them have chosen the great state of Montana as their destination. One Roslyn native, Andrew Laszlo, has lived in Big Sky Country for 30 years now, working as a stockbroker and raising a family.
The foundation for character building and success starts at home. The schools and role models that impact your child’s life assist in reinforcing the aspirations that you have for your child’s development and future.
Tokey Hill Martial Arts of Roslyn qualified a total of 11 athletes to this year’s USA-NKF National Championships in Fort Lauderdale, FL, July 14 - 19, bringing home an impressive stash of five gold and two silver medals.
The Sixth Annual Centennial Celebration of the Vanderbilt Cup Races, a festival of over 100 years of speed and glamour, will take place Sunday, Aug. 30 on the grounds of the Nassau County Museum of Art in Roslyn Harbor. The event will include live interviews with the car owners, as well as timed demonstration runs for cars with a racing heritage (dodging hay bales on the museum’s service roads). The Rallye Auto Group is presenting the event.
| Date | Sport | Time | Site |
| Thursday, Aug. 27 | Boys’ Golf – Varsity & JV | 10:30 a.m. | Cafeteria |
| Monday, Aug. 31 | Cross Country – Boys & Girls | 9 a.m. | Track |
| Boys’ Golf – Varsity & JV | TBD at Aug. 27 meeting | ||
| Boys’ Soccer – Varsity & JV | 8:30 – 10:30 a.m. | Upper Field | |
| 2:00 – 3:15 p.m. | Upper Field | ||
| Girls’ Soccer – Varsity & JV | 9- 11 a.m. | Lower Field | |
| 5 – 7 p.m. | Upper Field | ||
| Girls’ Tennis – Varsity & JV | 8 a.m. | Tennis Courts | |
| Round Robins | Any time–All day | Tennis Courts | |
| Girls’ Volleyball – Varsity & JV | 8 - 10:30 a.m. (Everyone) | HS Gymnasium | |
| 1-3 p.m. (Returning Varsity & All Juniors) | HS Gym |
Athletic Physicals (for those students who did not take the June 2009 school physical or submit private physician’s physical this summer)
Thursday, Sept. 3 – Immediately after school
Team Orientation Meetings - Tuesday, September 8 – Immediately after school.
Tryouts begin Monday, Sept. 10 – All Sports.
High school and middle school athletes are required to have all necessary medical paperwork on file before being permitted to try out for any sport. Athletic physical examinations are required annually, must be dated after April 1, 2009 and must be on the school district form. “Medical update Forms” must be completed by the parent and student and dated Aug. 1 or later. Eye clearance forms are also required for those athletes who screen 20/200 without corrective lenses and participate in contact sports. (These forms are available on the Roslyn web site). “Parent consent forms” (blue cards) must be completed for every athlete. These forms are available in the high school or middle school attendance office. Please be sure that all medical forms are returned to the individual school’s nurse’s office by Aug. 11 for processing prior to try-outs.
Plandome Soccer Club was created for soccer players looking for something in addition to their intramural team. “Our club will not replace that - we will not have an intramural league, nor will we expect you to not join one, the club states. “Rather, our players will play both with their intramural friends in one league, and against other clubs in ours. Our teams will be registered and insured through SAY soccer, www.saysoccer.com, a member of the United States Soccer Federation.
On July 14, NHCC held a Low Net/Putting in classes tournament. The winners were:
Class A
Low net - Mary Patrick
Putting - Melissa Driscoll
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